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Shear Repair of P/C Box Beams using CFRP Fabric KYDOT July 27, 2011 Salt Lake City, Utah Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Kentucky Transportation Center University of Kentucky RAC/TRB Summer Meeting
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Objective Retrofit P/C Spread Box Beams using carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) fabric to increase Shear Capacity Retrofit P/C Spread Box Beams using carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) fabric to increase Shear Capacity
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CFRP C LOTH/ F ABRIC
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CFRP Fabric + Resin Steel Plate (A36 Steel) Ultimate Load = 3.25 kip 1” h CFRP = 0.0066” w CFRP = 0.0051 lb/ft w Steel = 0.19 lb/ft ≈ 37 w CFRP h Steel = 0.056” ≈ 8.5 h CFRP CFRP Fabric vs. Steel
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Task #1 Material Testing
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CFRP Fabric Test Specimens
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Task #2 Beam Testing
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45 o Beam Strengthening
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Beam Testing
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Task #3 Field Application
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Bridge on KY 3297 over Little Sandy River Carter County, Kentucky Shear Cracks in P/C Box Beams
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Cracks Growing at an Alarming Rate SevereShearCracks
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Original Solution Replace the Superstructure - Cost: ~ $600,000 - Close Bridge to Traffic
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Alternate Solution Use CFRP Fabric Use CFRP Fabric - Cost: $105,000 (Design, Repair, and 3-years Monitoring) - Cost: $105,000 (Design, Repair, and 3-years Monitoring) - Bridge Remains Open to Traffic - Bridge Remains Open to Traffic
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Placement of CFRP Fabric Step 1: Surface Preparation
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Placement of CFRP Fabric Step 2: Crack Injection and Filling of Voids Crack Injection and Filling of Voids
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Step 3: Apply Primer Placement of CFRP Fabric
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Step 4: Apply Carbon Fabric Placement of CFRP Fabric
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Step 5: CFRP Fabric on Outside Face Painted to Match Concrete Color Placement of CFRP Fabric
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Task #4 Monitoring
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Scaffolding Used for Monthly Bridge Monitoring Bridge Monitoring (10/01 to 12/06)
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CFRP Fabric on Inside Faces of the Beams Was Not Painted to Match Concrete Color Crack Monitor
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No Crack Movement Since Repair Was Completed in October 2001 Crack Monitor on Inside Beam Face
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- Cost Effective: $105,000 for Repair vs. $600,000 for Replacement - Repair is Effective: No Crack Movement Since Repair was Completed in October 2001 - No Detour - No Traffic Control - No Traffic Disruption Conclusion !!!!! HURRAY !!!!!!
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Associated Press November, 2001
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The State Journal, December, 2001
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The Daily Independent November 2001
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Other CFRP Projects in KY n 9 Bridges Strengthened with CFRP n 3 Bridges Strengthened With Steel FRP
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Thank You and Have a Nice Day
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